Uri
Geller's Little Book of Mindpower

Do
you believe in the power of the human mind? One man does and he should know ...
his name is Uri Geller.

Geller
rocketed to international fame in the Seventies as his phenomenal Mind-Power sent
docks haywire and spoons a-twisting. Now in this handy, pocket-sized book, he
will teach readers how to develop their own psychic skills.

Packed
with inspirational thoughts and invigorating techniques to maximise your mind
energies, Uri reveals all the secrets of positive thinking, meditation and willpower.

Speaking
yesterday, Uri said "In the world's most famous laboratories I have explored telepathy,
psychokinesis, even teleportation - and the scientists have convinced me of one
thing. I am not unique. We all have these powers."

So
convinced is Uri that he encourages readers to take part in a massive Mind-Power
experiment. He has sealed a secret drawing in his safe and at 11 am and 11pm GMT
on the 11th of each month he will transmit the drawing telepathically. During
the total eclipse of the sun at 11 minutes past 11 on August 11, 1999, Uri will
open the envelope and the drawing which most closely matches hisown will win a
valuable rock crystal, millions of years old. Mind-bending? You bet!

About
the author:

Uri
Geller is the world's most investigated and celebrated paranormalist. A vegetarian
and fervent promoter of peace, he has used his psychic gifts to track serial killers,
work for the FBI and the CIA, and influence nuclear disarmament talks. At 51,
Uri maintains his uncannily youthful looks by cycling 40 miles a day and hanging
by his ankles from exercise bars. He lives with hisfamily by the Thames in Berkshire.

13th
June 1998 Shropshire STAR

Using
the power of the mind

URI
GELLER'S LITTLE BOOK OF MIND POWER

Robson
Books, £2.50

NOW
this really is a "little" book. Just a touch larger than the illustration here,
this pocket-sized book

claims
to help you maximise your will to win.

Do
you believe in the power of the mind? If anyone does it is author Uri Geller.

The
Seventies sensation sent clocks whizzing and spoons bending, apparentlyusing only
the power of his mind.

In
this titchy tome he aims to teach the reader how to develop his own psychic skills.

Uri
reveals the secrets of positive thinking, meditation and willpower herewith mottos
such as 'That isn't a barrier . . . it's a hurdle! You can leap it!" or "Perfection
is an excuse for failure. Don't hide behind the quest for perfection."

Discover
how positive thinking can overcome any problem. Find the secret switch in your
mind that turns off stress. And supercharge your willpower and brim with courage.

OK
then, "I am doing this for me . . . I deserve success . . ."

Caroline
Garbett

3rd
June 1998

Express
& Star (Litchfield & Burntwood)

Now
Geller wants to bend minds!

By
SHELLEY SQUIRES

Do
YOU believe in the power within? If not, maybe you should, according to Uri Geller.

His
new Little Book Of Mindpower promises to "maximise your will to win" by
revealing the secret of mind-power tricks.

The
world-famous spoon-bender advises what music to listen to when your Mindpower
is low. He gives words to live by, from great thinkerssuch as Albert Einstein
and Carl Jung.

You
can learn how to make your mind more powerful than Einstein's, share Uri's Six
Gifts From The Gods, and be in on his Top Ten Secrets For Beating Set-Backs.

If
you focus on his little drawings of an angel or a heart for one minute, you can
send "positive, healing energy" to anyone in the world. A symbol of infinity can
make your wishes come true if you focus on it for 30 seconds.

Most
people know Uri Geller for his spoon-bending and clock-mending, and his television
shows in which the audience watching at home are asked to focus on an orange dot
on the screen.

This
apparently unleashes the power of the mind so they can"achieve anything", and
according to his book, which is also bright orange, it's the colour for vibrant
energy.

Uri
says he has used his gift to hunt down serial killers, assist the FBI and CIA,
and influence nuclear disarmament conferences. He claims to have been "coaching"
the minds of Premier League Footballers, Formula One drivers and racing cyclists,
although it doesn't mention who they are.

An
added "bonus" plugged at the end of the book is a competition he is setting up
for the millennium.

At
11am and 11pm on the 11th of every month, until 1999, hewill telepathically transmit
the image of a picture he has locked in a safe. Readers are invited to send him
the pictures they "receive".

On
August 11, 1999, the actual picture will appear on his Internet website. The person
who sends in the picture which most closely matches the original will win (wait
for it) a million-year-old rock crystal from his personal collection.

Unorthodox
EncountersSoul-baring, disturbing, mind- expanding, sometimes
funny and often bursting with chutzpah, the collected thoughts,
writings and experiences of the world's most famous paranormalist
are compulsive reading.

Psychic
and the Rabbi"The two men are clearly close and intimate
friends, and through their exchanges we discover our own humanity".

URI
GELLER LECTURING TO AMERICAN SENATORS Senator
Pete Domenici, Former Senator Alan Cranston CA)(deceased), Senator
Fritz Hollings (So. Carolina). Lower picture: Uri with Vice
President Al Gore, Yuli M. Vorontsov, First Deputy Foreign Minister
of the Soviet Union and Anthony Lake (then National Security
advisor, later head of the CIA), and Senator Claiborne Pell,
Chairman of the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Uri's
task was to mentally bombard Yuli Vorontsov and the group at
the Nuclear Arms Reduction Treaty Negotiations in Geneva, Switzerland,
to sign the nuclear treaty, which they did.